James Neveau is a Managing Digital Editor at NBC Chicago. He specializes in covering a diverse range of topics including sports, competitive sports, and the intersection of climate change with the sports industry, reflecting his commitment to both regional interests and global issues. James has been featured in prominent outlets such as NBC Sports, Yahoo News, and Telemundo, among others.
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James Neveau's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, specifically the Chicago Bears and the MLB with a clear emphasis on breaking news and events. If you are pitching to him, consider providing insights or access to exclusive information regarding these teams or significant sporting events in the local area.
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500 additional tickets released Wednesday sold out nearly immediately
The Cubs likely were cost a run by a non-call at third base, sending Crow-Armstrong into an angry tirade against the umpiring crew
Crow-Armstrong clubbed three home runs in a 17-5 win over the Reds Saturday
Pete Crow-Armstrong became the youngest player in Cubs history to hit three home runs in a game, but did Sammy Sosa preordain the feat?
By: James Neveau
The Bears have to trim 37 players from their roster as the regular season approaches
By: Lisa Chavarria, James Neveau
Chicago police were attempting to break up a gathering in the Washington Park neighborhood when gunfire rang out, with 10 victims struck.
A 32-year-old man died in the shooting, which unfolded on Saturday night in the Bronzeville neighborhood.
A Sunday event at Recess in Chicago will aim to set the world record for most simultaneously consumed Malört shots.
Former catcher Jody Davis, pitcher Jon Lester and broadcaster Vince Lloyd will become the newest inductees into the Chicago Cubs Hall of Fame Sunday.
The Cubs' Hall of Fame inducted three new members as they celebrate their 150th anniversary.
